The answer, it seems, is nothing. But some governments, including the UK and Australia, are now modifying their laws to make sure it is no longer illegal.
Read more...An in-depth yet lively debunking by Richard Wolff and Michael Hudson of Panglossian depictions of the state of the US economy and society.
Read more...The Kremlin seems very pointedly to be keeping Russia as far away as possible from the Houthi naval escalation.
Read more...Gaps and discrepancies in the story of the January 6 gallows in front of the Capitol.
Read more...Because search channels connect workers and firms at different rungs of the wage distribution, matching technologies matter not only for individual job search outcomes, but also for aggregate employment, productivity, and wage inequality.
Read more...Even though Trump would find it hard to limit US support to NATO, the US has deep-seated problems with its ability to project power
Read more...A White House Press Secretary, the Director of a national public health agency, and the Chair of the Department of Medicine at a major public university.
Read more...More discussion of the broader implications of Israel’s and the US’s refusal to change course (much) regarding Israel’s war crimes in Gaza.
Read more...Radhika Desai and Michael Husdon provide a data-driven discussion of the inflating and detonation of debt bombs during the neoliberal era.
Read more...The Noboa government’s labelling of the drug cartels as “terrorist organisations” and “belligerent non-state actors” opens the door even wider to the prospect of US military support.
Read more...A new paper on dropping fertility rates urges policies to increase them, ignoring resource constraints and environment degradation.
Read more...The US and its hanger-on, the UK, bomb Yemen, risking escalation to a regional war….to protect their manhood and Israel’s genocide.
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler ~
Read more...Why you should be glad and learn to love inflation.
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